A&I Dept. of Parks, Trails, & Historic Sites Green Lane Park Garage Structure

Montgomery County, Pennsylvania is soliciting bids for the construction of an unconditioned, pre-engineered storage building at Green Lane Park to support park operations, with the facility located behind the Green Lane Parking Lot. The project scope includes all labor, materials, equipment, and supervision required to complete the structure in strict compliance with the approved drawings, specifications, and contract documents, which encompass architectural plans, sections, elevations, details, lighting, and power systems. A Code and Life Safety Analysis is required as part of the documentation, and all work must adhere to the Uniform Construction Code, Pennsylvania Prevailing Wage Act, OSHA standards, and applicable environmental regulations. The County will conduct on-site inspections to verify compliance, and acceptance is contingent upon substantial completion of 90% of the work, with final cleaning standards requiring surfaces to be dirt-free, stain-free, and unblemished. Fill materials must achieve 95% compacted dry density per ASTM D1557, and all steel products must comply with the Pennsylvania Steel Products Procurement Act, including documentation of origin and composition. The contract is expected to be awarded on a Low Price Technically Acceptable basis, prioritizing the lowest responsible bidder who meets all technical requirements, though the County reserves the right to use a trade-off approach if it serves its best interest. Pricing details are not explicitly stated in the solicitation, and no estimated contract value is provided due to the absence of line-item cost data. Bidders must certify their status as local, small, or diverse businesses and comply with stringent representation requirements, including disclosures about lobbying, contingent fees, conflicts of interest, and past contract performance. All contractors must pay prevailing wages, ensure OSHA 10-hour safety training for all craft labor, and maintain bonding and insurance as required. Organizational conflicts of interest must be disclosed and mitigated, with flow-down obligations imposed on subcontractors. Submissions must be made electronically through the Montgomery County Procurement Portal by the deadline of June 18, 2026, and must include appended geotechnical data from borehole logs, laboratory test results, maps, and special design considerations. No federal clause numbering or standard FAR provisions are used; instead, the contract is governed by locally structured Articles and provisions. Payment is tied to undisputed invoices and subject to available funding, with no electronic invoicing systems specified. There is no defined period of performance or FOB terms, and all performance is expected to occur at the project site in Montgomery County, Pennsylvania.